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Q: Is Avapro a Ang 11 type 1 receptor blocker?
Hi Garonne,
Avapro falls into the group of drugs known as angiotensin II receptor antagonists.
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Lisa Nelson RD
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I'm not familiar with the research on pancreatic cancer. Your pharmacsit or physician may be able to point you in the right direction.
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Lisa Nelson RD
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Well, thanks anyway - I'll keep looking on the net.
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Thanks for your answer. I was asking as I read there has been some research completed in the UK last year which found that these ang11 drugs may inhibit the growth of pancreatic tumours. Is there any more information on this?